Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-02
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Annual Election of Teachers No Change
Bills Allowed

l -Dhis Allowed.
The City Board of Education met las
evening for the purpose of electing teacher
for the ensuing year. All the member
were present. The teachers chosen ar
those who taught in the various schools a
the close of the last term, with the excep
ton of Mrs. W. A. Crowell, teacher il
the fifth grade at Seventh and G streets
Mrs. Crowell has been seriously i'll to1
several months, and the Board elected as
her successor her daughter, Miss Lille
Crowell.
| A large delegation of German citizens
was present and presented petition bear.
ing 100 signatures, asking for the re-elec-
ton OF Max Lipowitz, teacher of German.
John Wlel made a speech in support of
the petition, in which he stated that Mr..
Lipowitz was the best teacher of German
the city ever had, and he was almost the
unanimous choice of the patrons of the
school. He paid high tribute to the pro-
I fessor as teacher, of his superior educa-
ton and his high standing in the COM
munity.
The result of the election was as follows ::
High School-W. W. Anderson, Princi-
pal; James H. Pond, First Assistant; Mrs.
E. B. Purnell, Second Assistant; Fredericka
De Laguna, Third Assistant. English,
Special Mrs. n. E. White, Fourth AS
sistant, French Especially.
Sacramento Grammar Standardization
Babcock, Principal; Mary J. Watson, Vice
Principal; Annie G. Weeks, First Grade:
Jennie Burke, Second Grade Marie Car
ringtop, Second Grade; Minnie Barley.
Second Grade; Emma Hughes, Third Grade;
Mrs. Jennie Kilgour, Third Grade; Lizzie
Griffin. Third Grade; Lillian Piper, Third
Grade Lizzie O Brien, Fourth Grade; Addie
l.. Hughes, Fourth Grade; Orpha Butler,
Fourth Grade Mary Cronemiller. Fourth
Grade; Clara Henley, Fourth Grade
Capital Grammar School,. w. John
son. Principal; Mrs. NJ. D. Merrill Vice
Principal; Josie Regain, Second Grade; n.
]. Miller, Second Grade Irene Richardson,
Third Grade; Amelia Klippel, Third Grade;
Amelia Duggan, Third Grade; Jennie An
derson, Fourth Grade Minnie Sweeney,
Fourth Grade; Ina ellis, Fourth Grade;
Sue V. Heard, Fourth Grade.
Supervising Principal Primary Schools,
Harriet Mccormack
Fifth Grade-Rosa Coates, Thirteenth
and G; Lillian Knight, Thirteenth and G
Julia Smith, Seventh and G Lille Crowell,
Seventh and G; Laura Phillips, Fourth and
Q; Annie G. Montgomery, Fourth and @;
Inie ellis, Q, between Ninth and Tenth
Jennie Govan, q, between Ninth and
Tenth Lily Blue, Sixteenth and n.
Sixth Grade-Bertie Van Guelder, Thir-
tenth and G; Hattie Frazee, Thirteenth
and G.; Mollie Johnston, Seventh and G.;
Maggie Little, Seventh and G. Lizzie NJ
Bernard, Fourth and @; Nellie Todd,
Fourth and Q; Mrs. NJ. E. Allen, Tenth
and @; Ida Miller, Tenth and O; Helen
Egl, Sixteenth and n.
Seventh Grade-Mrs. Lutte Horton, Thir-
teenth and G. Laura E. Hess, Thirteenth
and G.; Florence Chapman, Seventh and
g. Emma Doherty, Seventh and G Paul
inc Eilers, Fourth and Q; frankie Spauld-
ing, Fourth and O. Mary Nagle, Tenth
and O. Maggie Paine, Tenth and @; BERTHE
Piper, Sixteenth and N; Mollie Brown,
Sixteenth and n.
Eighth Grade-Emma Kleinsorge, A. NJ,
Thirteenth and G; Mary Woods, A. NJ
Thirteenth and @; Carrie Bellmer, A NJ,
Seventh and G.; Katie Brier, A. NJ, Fourth
and Q; Dora Abrams, A. NJ, Fourth and
Q; Nellie Ogden, a. NJ, Tenth and Q;
Lucie Heard, A. NJ, Tenth and O. Lucy
Hinkson, A. NJ, Sixteenth and n; Mary
McManus. P. NJ, Thirteenth and G; Hen
rietta Hersum, P NJ. Thirteenth and G:
Dora Davis, P. NJ, Seventh and g. Mrs. J.
r. Brown, P. NJ, Seventh and G; Louisa
Smith, p. NJ. Fourth end Q: Buyrdie
Beggs, Z. NJ, Fourth and @; Ada Tenbrook,
p. NJ. Tenth and Q; Mrs. A. Winans, ?. NJ,
Tenth and 9; Mary Griffin, p. NJ, Sixteenth
and N
Ungraded-M Helen Taylor, Principal,
Ungraded No. 1, Twenty-seventh and J
Laura kim, Assistant, Ungraded No. l,
Twenty and J Sarah NJ. Jones,
Ungraded No. ., 0, between Ninth and
Tenth Mrs. NJ. L. Bassett Ungraded No.
g Eighteenth and L. Nellie Miller, AS
fn,,t al IL. 1. 1 4
Mrs. ". E. Mumford, Ungraded No. 4,
Twenty-fourth and n Belle Henley, First
Asst slant Ungraded No. 4, Twenty fourth
and \ Eta Bockrath, Second Assistant,
Ungraded No. 4, TwentY-fourth and \
Minnie Keller, Third Assistant, Ungraded
No. 4, Twenty fourth and N Louisa Con-
rad, Fourth Assistant, Ungraded No 4,
Twenty fourth and n.
Special-Max Lipowitz, Teacher of Ger
man Max Lipowitz, Principal of Night
School Maggie McFall, Assistant, Night
School.
Substitute Teachers-Kate NJ Morfor1,
Jennie Powers, Ella McCleery, Kittie Hop
ley.
Janitors-Mrs. Otis, High School D. S.
Jackson, Sacramento Grammar School !;
James Patterson. Capital Grammar School :;
VIM. Goddard, Fourth aud @; J. Hickey,
Capital Primary School; Mrs. Dufour, JEFF
| ferson School; Miss Emma l.. Klees
Washington School; Z. r. Dodge, Union
School; Mrs. a. Johnson, Ungraded No. / ;
A. Grubbs, Ungraded No. 2; Mrs. Jeffreys,
Ungraded No. Mrs. V. Lawler, Night
School.
Mrs. Helen Taylor was made Principal
OF the ungraded school at Twenty
and \ streets.
The salary of J. w. Johnson, Principal
of the Capital Grammar School, was raised
| from $3.50 to $l75 per month.
The following bills were allowed S. w.
| Butler, IS; Miss Addie Carter. $50 Stylus
Printing Co., 81; VIM. n. Tracy, 81 80.
| Total, S43 80.
| SALT RHEUM, with its intense itching and
burning, is cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Many who were formerly severe sufferers
| have reason to thank " the peculiar medi-
! cine " for cures effected.